Hello Everyone,
This week’s post will be a little shorter again
(Sorry again!), but there is lots of content on this blog and I am sure you
will enjoy it! In particular, I was able to utilize and engage within the
Animoto website in which allowed for an individual like me to learn
about utilizing creativity and the resources in which I have been able to learn
throughout the ADED 1P32 course; ultimately pertaining to the notion of
copyright and its relevancy towards digital literacy, digital responsibility,
and digital citizenship. Personally, I found the utilization of this particular
website to be very useful as it built upon my overall knowledge as a student.
What
Did I Learn About Animoto?
After exploring the confines of Animoto website, I was effectively able to realize how useful this particular tool was
when conducting future educational activities. In particular, I believe that I
could also use this tool when I am working on a presentation for a certain
course, whether that is me working alone or working collaboratively within a
group setting.
Building
Knowledge – Animoto:
Utilizing the Animoto website permitted for
me to build upon my overall knowledge and ultimately become a more informed and
resourceful individual. Moreover, this particular website could also broaden my
horizons within the realm of collaboration and the various extensions in which
could be used to engage and interact with fellow colleagues on a work-related
and educational basis. Thus, utilizing such means and gaining input from those individuals’
permits for a person like me to improve my knowledge through this particular
means of engagement.
Weekly
Reader Item!
This week I found an article through my feedly (via
Digital Trends), which pertains to the fact that an apple watched saved a man when he was having a heart attack. Personally, I thought this would be very
insightful and evidently useful for my fellow colleagues as the notions of
health and technology are a major facet of society as a whole.
That’s it for this week!
Cole Pettem
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